Very few musicians deeply know and have lived in first person much of the blues history, as has happened to singer, composer, harmonica, guitar and piano player Paul Oscher Paul has already become a true blues living legend and his songs become the most vivid paintings of the passion and feeling of the most genuine blues In 1960 Paul Oscher was called to join Muddy Waters band, living in his home and sharing a room with Otis Spann Oscher was also the first white man to be part of Muddy’s band The true spirit of blues comes from his voice, his piano and harmonica, so it is not strange he has been nominated nine times to the Blues Music Awards and he has won them a couple of times He now presents his last recording, where the real Chicago blues can be savoured along the twelve intense warm album songs To listen to Paul Oscher is to listen to an unforgettable part of blues history, performed from the deepest part of his heart and soul, an immense knowledge and much charm